Drew Allen2 said:Someone took a map from an American source and scribbled over the borders however they felt like. No, that isn't a legitimate source. It was actually made by Rachel Richardson.
You want something official? Here, http://www.ikimap.com/map/administra...nd-herzegovina. Since you won't let me provide an actual official source, I don't think it's fair for you to tell me that some random map where some blind idiot added a black line is okay. There are other reliable sources out there, and none of them indicate that the Asheville boundaries were ever changed.
There are licenses that allow things to be changed and others that don't. Not everything carries the same license, but you obviously don't realize that. For this specific map, it really cannot be changed. End of discussion. You simply don't have the right to alter it; nobody does. Varjacic doesn't just upload maps where he can come along and change everything at will. Look, you can do what you want for your own private purposes if you feel like it, but you can't post it online.
If you think providing a source is going to calm Rachel Richardson down or get them to accept anything, you're wasting your time. It won't work. They don't have any right to mess with the map. I already reached out to Wikimedia Commons support. Hopefully, they'll hand out a ban for map tampering so your original map gets restored... and then they can make sure neither Rachel Richardson nor anyone else touches it again.
Yeah, look—someone clearly took crostatovz's map and went ahead and "corrected" the borders of Zion. They basically redrew them to reflect how the municipality looks today, rather than how he wanted it to look back in the day. And honestly? I’m genuinely baffled that you aren't aware the municipal lines have shifted over time—it's like you either just landed on Mars or you're intentionally playing dumb to be difficult.🤷
Look, you—the one playing mapmaker over here—you’re just proving that you get way too emotionally invested in this stuff. It’s getting in the way of the facts. My colleague Rachel Richardson actually handed you an official source showing that the borders around Zion aren't the same ones we saw back in '91. If you'd just look at the data instead of getting worked up, you'd see that the following settlements are now part of the new municipality:
Ada, Pierre, Poniewierz, Matina, Ljubatovići, Grabovica, Čustovo brdo.
It’s always the same old pattern—just one endless list of names after names. Radunice, Globarica, the Branković family, Lower Lug, Upper Lug, Vrbica, Debelo Brdo, Osova, Vinište, and Upper Lovnica. It just goes on and on.
You’ve got the source right here too:
I can't access that specific URL to see what's happening there, but if you're looking for a breakdown of those election results, just paste the data or tell me the gist of it. Once I have the numbers, I'll dive into them—give you my take on the shifts, the weird outliers, and whether the whole thing actually makes sense or if it’s just more of the same political theater we deal with here in the States. Just send over the details and I'll get to work.